The Nissan Juke pioneered the small crossover-coupe look and remains instantly recognisable for its quirky, high-set styling. Its service-tracking electronics monitor time and mileage, and the reminder needs clearing manually once maintenance is finished, otherwise it keeps lighting up. Juke owners regularly handle the oil service reset, clear the maintenance light, run a TPMS reset to re-learn tyre pressures and reinitialise the electric windows after a battery disconnect. As the cabin technology advanced between Juke generations, the reset menus changed too, so we keep each generation’s instructions separate. Choose your Juke’s generation from the list below to open the steps that match your version.